roy. mr. roy: i thank the chairman. thank you for holding this hearing. thanks to the witnesses for being here. mr. bier, quick question. have you visited with or met alexis? mr. bier: not to my knowledge. mr. roy: you haven't sat down and toubgd to her. she was my guest at the inauguration festivities to one of the balls. she wasn't able to attend since it was inside. her daughter was murdered last july. her 13-year-old girl was murdered by individuals associated with t.d.a., dangerous gang of venezuela, who were released by this administration. this administration -- i should say the previous administration. the biden administration. the one we are referring to. the biden administration released these individuals on to the streets of texas and now alexis' daughter is no longer with us. alexis chose life when she was a 14-year-old little girl. alexis is only 28 herself now. i was proud to have her with me this weekend. she's a testament to the greatness of this country. her parents, family, migrants themselves. they followed the law. they did it the righ

roy cohn. >> roy cohn was the man about town.connected everyone. he was the one who put people together and deals together. in one day, you might see carmine desapio-- he was an old mafia don. or you might see cardinal spellman from the catholic church. or you might see george steinbrenner, the owner of the yankees. they all were clients of roy's. it was a crazy assemblage of people. (sirens wailing, car horn honks) >> roy cohn had 20 years of being a really aggressive, no-holds-barred, go for the jugular, fight back, "anybody says something to you, throw it back at them" guy. he was famous for that behavior. >> i met him at a supper club. and we were seated at tables next to each other. we were introduced. and he said, "listen, i've spent two days with these establishment law firms about a case we have." it was a civil rights case or something. "and they're all telling us, 'give up, do this, sign a decree,' and all of that." he says, "i've followed your career "and you seem, you're a little bit crazy, like i am, "and you stand u

roy. mr. roy: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to insert extraneous material on h.r. 21. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. roy: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roy: thank you, mr. speaker. the born alive abortion survivors protection act protects one of our most vulnerable population, innocent children. i am proud that at the beginning of the 119th congress we are taking this step toward protecting life and the fundamental rights of our most vulnerable american citizens. we are all too familiar with the horrors of abortion and unchecked power of the abortion industry. we know it is simply commonsense to provide lifesaving care to those babies who survive an abortion. in 2013, jill stanick testified before the house judiciary committee. seeing the horrific realities of being a nurse, and seeing children being abort aid live and left

. >> the las vegas strip has seen everything from sammy and frank to siegfried and roy. >> las vegas is the most thoroughly modern 21st century city that we have. >> this is beyond fairy tale. it's inconceivable. >> las vegas evolved. it's unlike anywhere else in the world. luck. be a lady tonight. >> luck. be a lady tonight. tonight. good luck. if you ever were a lady to begin with luck. be a lady tonight. luck be a lady tonight. >> elvis's death. really impacted vegas. and then after that, there wasn't anybody to replace him. and that's when everything changed. >> he was one of a kind man. he brought his own persona. there'd be some that try to be like him and are influenced by what he did. but they'll never be another guy like him. >> elvis's death was still a huge blow. because even though entertainment in las vegas was on a decline, he would fill the international. he would fill the town. and now that was gone. >> god knows i ain't no elvis. i never will be another one. but i just thought this might be fun and he might be watching us. he might get a kick out of it. well, bless m

roy choi. roy. ruiz. jeffries. rowley. >> all right, so we just saw congressman chip roy defiantly standing up and not voting. that makes him the sixth house republican to not vote at all. in addition to two house republicans voting for members of congress other than speaker johnson. so speaker johnson at this rate will not be the speaker on the first ballot. former speaker mchenry, are you surprised by this? i think you were calling for him to to win on the first ballot. a lot of people were, by the way, including speaker johnson, i believe. and apparently that is not going to be the case unless either congressman norman or congressman massie change their votes. >> well, and massie is unlikely to change. she is. he's a man of his word, a man of principle and immovable. and by the way, for kevin mccarthy on the first vote two years ago, which was about process reforms and expectations. so this group here and and i think it's important to note that the skipped votes, they are actively in the chamber. >> yeah. they'r

guest: chip roy.e is looked at as the house freedom caucus member who historically has been a negotiator on tricky issues with leadership. somebody elevated by the house freedom caucus. house freedom caucus chairman andy harris, he has an important position there. victoria spartz is another undecided who has not committed to speaker johnson. she is the biggest wildcard. we don't know how they will be voting. she's had a history of taking positions that are a little bit odd. has a history of making a decision, and then reversing decisions later. she is hard to predict. host: there are a dozen. are there more than 12 possibly against speaker johnson? guest: it's possible. these are people who we haven't gotten an answer one way or the other however it was just holiday break. members left after being frustrated by the short-term spending bill. maybe there are members who have not said specifically they would vote for speaker johnson but they are still unsure. the 12 mostly the freedom caucus along with v

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y chip roy, trump's already used the primary you thing on chip roy. chip roy tends to beat everybody who runs against him. he made the point, if trump goes against him and he loses 30 points, still wins the primary,d still wins the election.l so it is interesting to see how that goes down. there are a couple of things coming up. the continuing resolution that does have to be dealt with. that's march. that's about 96 news cycles away. there is the issue of the debt ceiling, which donald trump has flip-flopped on in the past, now he wants something done with it. what are the priorities as democrats are looking at? what are the things that you'd t like to see done in this congress that your participation can help get done?se >> so, i absolutely want to make sure that this is done in a bipartisan way. i don't think that mike johnson will ever be able to guarantee his entire caucus.do he wasn't able to do it when he had a larger majority, and so what is bipartisanship look like?a it looks like making sure the priorities the democrats have, which are really

>> roy, can you hear yourself? >> roy schumer, to his face warned him, if you run, you will go down in american history as one of the darkest figures. he was warned. >> yeah. i just think that, you know, it's it's unfortunate that the vice president was put in this position by the democratic party anyway. and then now the bigger question becomes, where do they go? can you even heal first? at this point, it doesn't feel like they're healing. >> they're pointing fingers. no clear leader. nobody is saying this is what we should do to move forward. he's saying he should have won. she's mad at everybody. she doesn't want to talk to anybody because she knows the feelings of being a politician are the feelings of being a politician, and everyone's acting like they're new to this mechanism. >> for this, i went through the republican autopsy. i worked on that autopsy. when you look at the mistakes you've made, you can improve and go on from there. i don't see anyone talking about how it's exactly like a full hygiene, like l

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one, chip roy of texas. he is someone who's a member of the house freedom caucus who has been on actually on the phone with donald trump himself over the past day as trump has tried to lean on republicans to get behind mike johnson, but others as well. victoria spartz is someone who is a republican from indiana. she has not said how she would vote. she has said that she is concerned about some of johnson's, the way he has governed in the past, what johnson has told these members is that he is promising things will be different under single party republican rule, but of course, that will be so hard to manage in this rowdy republican conference as narrowly divided republican conference, not to mention a narrow, divided republican senate, where they'll have to cut deals with democrats on some key issues, including keeping the government open, which they'll have to do by march of this year. so a lot of big questions, which is why some of those members, they want those commitments now because they know those must

he has threatened chip roy a number of times and chip roy always stands up to him. and now, it is trump that is calling championship roy begging for a vote. >> he tends to beat everybody who runs against him. if trump goes against him and he loses 30 points, still wins the primary and still wins the election. so it is interesting to see how that all goes down. there are a couple of things coming up. there is the issue of the debt ceiling which donald trump has flip-flopped on in the past. now he wants something done with it. what are the priorities as democrats that you are looking at? what are the things you would like to see done that your participation can get done? >> i don't think mike johnson will ever be able to guarantee his entire caucus. he couldn't do it when he had a larger majority. so bipartisanship looks like making sure the priorities of the democrats which are the priorities of everyday working folk, making sure that we have, you know, obviously, there was the fight about the funding for child cancer research. making sure that we are protecting soci

i'm looking at someone like congressman chip roy.s sort of at the center of this hub of and negotiations because there are some members who seem to say that if he were to be put in charge of the powerful rules committee that they would seemingly get in line behind johnson. that could present some problems because roy has shown a willingness to bug leadership and putting him in charge of the rules committee would give him a say over what gets to the floor and what doesn't in terms of legislation. i caught up with chip roy in the last half hour or so and asked is it enough if you become chair of the rules committee, would that get you behind johnson? he told me that's not what this is about for him. for him it's more about procedure and breaking apart the idea of multiple bills being voted on together, sort of slowing down the congressional procedure here in congress. you see mike johnson saying he's not going to be negotiating, seemingly learning the lessons of kevin mccarthy who negotiated away before he had it and that leads us to w

guest: chip roy. he is looked at as the house freedom caucus member who historically has been a negotiator on tricky issues with leadership. somebody elevated by the house freedom caucus. house freedom caucus chairman andy harris, he has an important position there. victoria spartz is another undecided who has not committed to speaker johnson. she is the biggest wildcard. we don't know how they will be voting. she's had a history of taking positions that are a little bit odd. has a history of making a decision, and then reversing decisions later. she is hard to predict. host: there are a dozen. are there more than 12 possibly against speaker johnson? guest: it's possible. these are people who we haven't gotten an answer one way or the other however it was just holiday break. members left after being frustrated by the short-term spending bill. maybe there are members who have not said specifically they would vote for speaker johnson but they are still unsure. the 12 mostly the freedom caucus along with

the defendants sunjay roy was arrested the day after the crime. according to the accusation, he went to the hospital in a drunken state and found the woman sleeping alone. the victim's family has planned . the incident could not have been carried out by one individual. and all the people must have been involved from the sunjay roy has been declared guilty by the quote and he will get the harshest of punishments. all the other people involved in this incident will be exposed. the attack caused a gang rape and murder of a young woman on a daily bus. 12 years ago that made headlines around the world. her death spark demonstrations across india and prompted the government to introduce harsher punishments for rate, including the death penalty for repeat offenders. roy has been changed his innocence and said previously that he was being framed and the us president elect. donald trump is just 2 days from taking office again on the campaign trail, he made thousands of pledges that he'd carry out on day one. but let's have a look at those promises on how r

and the son, j roy has been declared guilty by the quote and he will get the harshest of punishments. all the other people involved in this incident will be exposed. the attack caused a gang rape and murder of a young woman on a daily bus. 12 years ago that made headlines around the world, her death spiked demonstrations across india and prompted the government to introduce harsher punishments for rate, including the death penalty for repeat offenders. roy has been changes in a sense and said previously that he was being framed before i let you go, it's still the middle of winter here in europe. bots to live season is already underway. the netherlands to them officially kicked things off, celebrating national, to live day with this scene of color, the netherlands is the largest to, to produce in the well, 200000 flowers were donated by gro was for the occasion. and visitors were invited to pick their own bunch of 2 lips to free a lucky them. and that's it's from me and didn't seem to find out next on dw, a shift with the look at how smugglers send people to people traffic. this robert

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during the sentencing, sanjay roy was — during the sentencing, sanjay roy was able to speak and he continues continues to maintain his innocence saying that he is absolutely being framed for this, — absolutely being framed for this, that he is not responsible. we can't really go into why— responsible. we can't really go into why the judge opted for one sentence over another, but certainly — one sentence over another, but certainly there were many peorfle _ certainly there were many people advocating for the death penalty — people advocating for the death penalty. for people advocating for the death enal . ., ., ., ~ penalty. for the moment, thank ou. let's focus on events in the middle east and in the past few hours, 90 palestinians have been released from ofer prison in the occupied west bank under the gaza ceasefire deal with hamas. two buses with tinted windows left the facility, soon to be surrounded byjubilant crowds. most of those freed were women. in tel aviv, crowds celebrated as three israeli hostages were released by hamas — handed over in dramatic scenes. among them, 28—year—old em

what does congressman chip roy want? has he said who he's going to vote for?> yeah, he said he's going to vote for, he hasn't been a concrete no. he's teased he's a no and one of those that wants process change in the house of representatives, more member driven and more individual feedback on the legislative process, doesn't want it to be as top down as it is, as he sees it is. again, the government funding fight that we went through right before congress left was a big part of, you know, some of the feelings being hurt so, no specifics really have come out what he's asking for, but put him in the group of folks who wants procedural changes committed from speaker johnson. >> and there are some reports to have him serve as chair of the rules committee. why would that be important? >> so, having control of the rules committee is incredibly powerful. there's the way that the house of representatives works to get any bill onto the floor through regular order, the house speaker has to go through the rules process, the committee has to vote on the rule that will go

roy. >> johnson.on. >> if there are any representatives elect, who did not answer the call of the roll, they may come to the well and vote at this time. >> just stand right there. >> clyde. clyde. >> johnson. >> gosar. johnson. [ inaudible ] clyde. johnson. [ inaudible ] >> garrett haake, our senior congressional correspondent is outside the chamber. garrett, he has come up short. >> yes, that's right, there is a process, members can change their votes until the gavel falls. if the numbers stay the way they are, republican members -- mike johnson cannot become speaker on this vote. we knew going into this at thomas massey would be one of those votes against johnson. he voted for tom hemmer instead. other votes against johnson, a bit more surprising here. keith self of north texas, representing counties just north of dallas, voting for byron donalds, and ralph norman of south carolina, who was pretty coy when i talked to him yesterday, coming and going from the speaker's office, voting for jim jordan.

roy cooper joined for an official start of power. [applause] [applause] we will america i am ordered to address you this afternoon as a 76 other our great state. our state observes the week gross the strong growth rate. you are in north carolina strong at this day is your day. i regret we are unable to come together, so many people are excited to share their talents, food disappointed wheel won't be able to celebrate so much of what carol had a wonderful. of course your safetyar comes first. i declared a state of emergency to mobilize resources to assist those impacted by the storm. many places, the roads are made encourage everyone to exercise caution and stay tuned to your local weather channel. the weather is better, prices illegal the chance to celebrate together great state. members of the council of state, the judiciary and go state employees, thank you for your dedication to serving our state and look forward to working with each of you over the next four years of as we make a difference in the lives of our fellow for carolini

and chip roy is absolutely key here. but he's not the only one. there are other hardline republicans who are saying that they want commitments from him. on spending bills to ensure that there is a reduction in spending, not an increase in spending. and so he has quite a tough task ahead of him. >> john, the other thing we heard there, matt, at the end, it was a little bit muffled was johnson said he's not making any side deals. a do you believe him? and b what kind of deals do you expect it will take to get him this job? >> yeah, i do believe him. one because look, mike johnson is one of the most honest people you'll ever meet. he's he's one of those rare politicians that actually kind of tells you what he's thinking, is truthful about it. and i think the other piece is that he learned the lessons that speaker mccarthy went through two years ago. the moment you start opening up the floodgates, where you're willing to do these one off deals with individual members to bring them on, everyone starts salivating. every member has an ask whether it's a

roy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes mr. roy: i appreciate my friend from georgia. we are here to debate we are here to debate the rule. the rule that we've adopted will take up legislation of ensuring our forests are no longer such that they're going to catch fire as we're seeing happen in california. and importantly to deal with the laken riley act. this is a bill that we passed off the house floor last year. it was rejected by the democrat-led senate. they refused to move it. we moved it last week here in the house floor and sent it over to this senate. now a republican senate, after the voters spoke. the senate amended it, made it, i believe, better. sent it to the house and now that amended bill is on the floor of the united states house of representatives. now, let's remember what we're talking about. this bill is named after laken riley. my friend from georgia just discussed the facts involving the unfortunate death of laken riley at the hands of someone here illegally, someone here who had committed crimes. i had, as

come on around. >> roy nelson died before he could be prosecuted.abby felt cheated. >> i wanted the chance to just face him and just say why? what happened to you? to make you do this to people. >> just because a case has gone cold does not mean it should ever be forgotten. >> now, with advanced dna technology, cold cases are more likely to be solved. warren alexander was living a quiet, antisocial life in mississippi until the law caught up with him. one trucker who will soon face a jury and one final drive to justice. we'll have much more of abby pimentel's story on an upcoming episode of true crime news. in the meantime, abby has some words of advice. keep an eye on your gas gauge and don't let it get too low. and if you do need to fill up, you're better off not doing it at a truck stop. wait to find a gas station if you can. when we come back, an infant kidnaped by his own mother. where is gabriel johnson? hi, i'm ellen, i'm portia. >> we're talking to cameras that are in our living room about kind science. i used to think the more money i spent

he succeeds governor roy cooper. [applause] address. >> we will wait for the television.my fellow north carolinians, i am honored to address you as the 76th governor of our state, where as eric state -- whereas you are north carolina strong and this day is your day. i regret that we were unable to be together in person so many people were excited to share theirr talents whether in music, arts or food i'm disappointed that we won't be able to address what makes north carolina wonderful, of course, your safety comes first those impacted by the storm. in many places the roads remain slick and i encourage everyone to exercise caution. when the weather is better, i hope we get the chance to celebrate together this great state. to the council of state and my cabinet, the general assembly, judiciary and state employees, thank you for your dedication to serving our state. i look forward to working with you as we make a difference in the lives of north carolinians. governor cooper, thank you for your eight years of excellent leadership, you governed with wisdom, compassion and lef

america first agenda, it is make america great again not make chap roy great.his going to be a battle in the house do you think, is this going to be another long battle in the house? >> i don't think so! chap roy has an incredible amount of talent that he can contribute to the team, that is the republican party so chip needs to get on board and i'm confident that he will, he's a smart guy, he is clearly articulate and has a lot to offer but you have to understand when you are a member of a team you have to be a member of a team in order to be a leader you have to be able to follow first and so i am looking forward to working with him and the rest of the guys, to make sure that we can move president trump's agenda forward, tomorrow i am anticipating getting the speaker in, getting a sworn ins and moving the country in the direction needs to go in that is in the america first direction. >> tomorrow night, i will remind you of that! thank you sir coming up thousands of fans attend the sugar bowl in new orleans after it was postponed for a day, two of those fans wi

because it is roy and massey who are kind of the wildcards. massey at this point does not seem le he will budge. but roy is at this point, he could be one of the deciding votes. so, it'really uncertain how it's going to play out but we will see. >> tha was part of a c-span radio washington today interview with a reporter from the center square. you can he the full segment online at c-span.org. and be sure to listen to washington today eve day at 5 p.m. locally in e d.c. are or on our free mobi app c-span w. you can also hear c-span nown sirius xm channel 455. >> remarks now from members of congress who are rich hiring at the end of their terms. first a discussion with representative dan kilby of michigan on his toll years in congress.

the police had arrested sanjay roy, who was a volunteer police the police had arrested sanjay roy, whoa case that really sparked an immense amount of outrage. for weeks and weeks doctors were on strike, not only at the hospital in kolkata, but many hospitals across the country. and so it really highlighted just the issue of safety for health care workers and specifically safety for female workers. what has the reaction to the sentence been? the reaction to the sentence has been quite mixed because many people were advocating for the death penalty, which is legal here in india. but the judge opted instead for a life sentence. during the sentencing, sanjay roy was able to speak and he continues to maintain his innocence, saying that he is absolutely being framed for this, that he is not responsible. we can't really go into why thejudge opted for one sentence over another, but certainly there were many people advocating for the death penalty. our because fondant reporting from delhi. just a reminder that our live coverage of the inauguration of donald trump begins at midday gmt. stay with

but i agree with roy.aty itself said literally that the united states would act as if it was somber, but the m -- sovereign -- but the implication is of the sovereignty remained with fundamentally with the panamanians. i also agree with him that the canal was built mostly by black labor from the afro-caribbean region and from imported labor from other par of, again, the caribbean and latin america. and so ial agree with roy that, that indeed sovereignty rests with the panamanians and that any discussion of sovereignty and any discussion of returning the canal back to the united states management is i think counterproductive to our relations with, not just panama, but with latin america in general. and i think if the aim of this discussion is to bully the panamanians to move away from chinese investments and chinese engagement in the region, i honestly believe it's counterproductive and it will not readily succeed. >> host: let usly hear from tina and alabama, , linee for republicans. good morning. >> calle

roy did not be guilty. in fact, he told the girl that he's being victimized and. 2 you know, he's, he's a victim of the logic conspiracy. i remember when the principal of the college was also arrested uh, you know, within days of this incident. but he has not been charged in the rape and murder of conspiracy. heated means behind bars for financial irregularities. so those questions, so students to me now are the products by the doctors of mine who has not stopped with this verdict. they are continuing because they say that this investigation doesn't look at the culture of impunity that prevails at medical colleges in the closet. though, i have the junior doctors have to bear the brunt of for that. then also being alleging that more people must be involved in the rape and murder case, and it can just be a heavy work of, of one person. and they say that this accuse century roy is being the but how do you know that, you know this verdict just so that a leg can be put on this case been show the other question.

but in the quote you do sunday's roy, the accused of pleaded not guilty. in fact, he tore the quote that he's of, you know, he's being victimized as part of the logic conspiracy. and that he's being framed by the investigative agency, the c, b i of which has been investigating the case over the last 2 months is asking for the maximum penalty, which is the death penalty in india. uh monica. but it remains to be seen if uh that the quote actually treats it as the rest of the replace the member in india. it's only in the red as to freight cases that the debt span and d is handed out. so we know on monday or what happens next. now the quote may have uh, you know, pronounced uh this, the booked products are still ongoing in the city of club at the major lead by the junior doctors. the say that the investigation doesn't look at the culture of infinity, that sort of, you know, prevents in these medical colleges. and that the junior doctors have to bear the brunt, and they're not safe at all while doing their duty a being alleging that more people are involved in

roy? rep. roy: mr. westerman, did climate change because a billion acres to be currently under federal control, at high risk of fire? rep. westerman: the lack of management on the forest is what causes the risk of fire. take the argument that we are getting more fires because we've got drier, warmer conditions. if you even accept that argument, then you have to ask the question what do we do about it? the answer is you manage those forests for the conditions you are facing. and to say we are not going to manage for whatever reason, the thing about forestry, no action is an action. if you say we will be hands off and make this a wilderness area and let nature run its course, nature will run its course and it can be very violent when it does. rep. roy: we have cedar. it is invasive. it did not used to be there. it used to be a lot of oak trees. they had cattle grazing and some potential overgrazing. cedar becomes invasive. it forms a lot of the fires that we have in southern texas. a lot of ranchers, priv

the court has asked sanjay roy to be present on monday when they pronounce the judgment. in the investigation and many of the witnesses, they were not produced before the court for their statements to be recorded. another point that they have raised in the investigation is that that the cbi has also failed to establish the motive behind the incident because the cbi had zeroed in onjust one person, sanjay roy, as the main accused of the case. though the principal of the college and the officer in charge of a local police station, they were also arrested on the charges of destroying the evidence from the place of occurrence. but the cbi failed to submit a charge sheet against them in time and they got bail and they are free. so the parents, they have also moved the supreme court seeking a fresh directive from the apex court for a re—investigation into the case. salman ravi, bbc news, kolkata. that's it from me for the moment. stay with us here on bbc news. you can keep up—to—date on the bbc news website and app. thank you for watching. hello. it's been a bit of a misty, mur

will you allow chip roy to be rules chair? and he said no. and then i think he means it. >> i do, but i think also they they want to know that they have a conservative voice. they want to know that the mike johnson that they elected speaker the first time is going to be the mike johnson. they elected the second time. and we've had we had a little bit of falling out on those last three bills that we ended up voting for one. of course i did not. but just the spending that was involved in that and lifting the caps and things like that. we thought there was a disconnect between president trump, the speaker and us, and we felt like that we were not informed of what was going on. >> and just to sort of make sure that our viewers understand what is happening as we speak, you came off the floor to come and speak to us, which which we appreciate gladly. the vote is not closed. the first vote is not closed. so even though three republicans have voted effectively against mike johnson, what it sounds like you helped arrange was a conversation that he's h

we don't know if that is going to be the case with chip roy and the rules committee. but historically the rules committee has been ruled tightly by the speaker of both parties whoever is in the majority. >> bret: standby if you would. >> sandra: thank you, chad. james freedman still with us from "the wall street journal." bret, we will bring in james now. nancy mace sending outreach tweet moments ago, house g.o.p. united in making america great again, let's do this. we saw her obviously at the center, visually we saw her on the screen a bunch, running around in the middle of these huddles, passing phones along. she was obviously integral in the split to the point of her messaging, james, what conclusions can you draw about the power of donald trump's endorsement here and the power that will continue to have? >> certainly very powerful, very persuasive, more so than in the recent attempt to raise the debt ceiling. i also think it was interesting, you were talking about the visuals, just in terms of speaker johnson's method took around those last few members. he is know

the court has asked sanjay roy to be present on monday when they pronounce the judgment. with the cbi investigations and say that there are many loopholes in the investigation and many of the witnesses, they were not produced before the court for their statements to be recorded. another point that they have raised in the investigation is that that the cbi has also failed to establish the motive behind the incident because the cbi had zeroed in onjust one person, sanjay roy, as the main accused of the case. though the principal of the college and the officer in charge of a local police station, they were also arrested on the charges of destroying the evidence from the place of occurrence. but the cbi failed to submit a charge sheet against them in time and they got bail and they are free. so the parents, they have also moved the supreme court seeking a fresh directive from the apex court for a re—investigation into the case. salman ravi, bbc news, kolkata. state media in iran says two seniorjudges have been killed. it's reporting that they were attacked outside the supreme

great governor who refused to free a black man on death row who had likely not committed a crime, so roy cooper finishes off the week, that is our show, thank you so much. >> tonight on all in. >> where is the mandate, is it in the room with us? >> a difficult start for the maga congress asked the president-elect receives a court date. >> the judge has ordered donald trump to appear for sentencing on january 10th. >> tonight, the latest evidence of a politically diminished trump by way of a speaker vote and what to expect from his newly scheduled sentencing. then, senator chris murphy on how democrats will operate in this brand-new session and almost four years after the bombs were planted at the rnc and dnc headquarters, why is the fbi releasing new evidence now? >> i'm sure there are people who know who the suspect is and we would ask them to call us. >> "all in " starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, here we go, mike johnson has been elected, with an asterisk, technically after the past sale, it was a pass by the smallest possible margin, but if you are the re

roy from texas. mr. roy: thank my friend from utah for his remarks and as republicans and about athletics. i hope we might be able to work together on how to deal with a bit of a mess creating with respect to college athletics. i watched significant fallout of what it means for good programs, coaches at the university of virginia have been raising red flags about what is happening. amen, brother. and we can figure out how to cut spending. but i am here not to talk about that. notwithstanding the national championship coming unaround the corner which the university of texas should be playing in but unfortunately they are not, republicans were given the opportunity to have control of the united states house of representatives, the united states senate and the white house. come monday, president trump will be sworn in as the 47th president of the united states and it can't come a moment too soon. everybody watching what is happening to this country and what our administration is doing to our border, to our

guest: there's no interest in the things that chip roy wants to do. that is not what donald trump ran on and what the american people want. if donald trump will pursue a chip roy strategy to the federal budget, he will throw away his advantage. there's no interest in fighting a religious conservative culture war were liberty, yes. fighting against aggressive excessive and transgender issues, yes. fighting a religious culture were to reestablish to reestablish traditional christianity at the social norm in the country? which is something favored on the right, but no. those are things you want to walk down this path, you will throw away your chance for a center-right political realignment. host: how important is tomorrow's speaker vote to donald trump keeping this realignment? guest: you have to have a successful presidency and that means you have to have control of congress. if the speaker's vote, whether johnson wins or not, ends up with the same sort of mess that we've had for the last few years, where there is no republican majority that can push th

what does chip roy have to lose? i mean, he is a free agent. to be fair to him, the issues he cares about, he is very principled and is not oftentimes willing to yield, so he is not the only one. again, as i told you, it is not just members that share chip roy's dna, but those on the other extreme of the house republican conference. those who, for example, want to preserve some of the clean energy tax credits, some of the infrastructure policies passed during president joe biden's term in office. they are going to be pushing from the other direction, so this is -- there is a squeeze play here on mike johnson and it is going to be a very difficult high wire act for him. i think he has the temperament to do it. i am not going to say that mike johnson is going to fail. i think it is too early to say that, but it is going to be extremely challenging with his razor thin majority. >> it is rather shocking to hear that someone so high up on the success in chart for the presidency is a eventually a leader by default, if you will, because no one else is

first, roy meadow had called this syndrome by proxy.he hadn't meant to suggest this was a real psychological syndrome which some particular psychopathology that made the people do this though, mentally ill for lots of people took it that way. it later turned out from investigation, has no particular psychopathology associate with this behavior. some people have depression hurts and people of the mental illness. others register completely mentally healthy. that's when issue. second and related issue is who is going to diagnose this behavior? was a mental health practitioners or pediatricians who came in contact with the child but not the parent usually? and the third issue an issue that the munchausen syndrome by proxy diagnosis eventually founded with how to separate these really twisted parents from parents children who were legitimately ill, often with rare illnesses that people didn't recognize. although rare illnesses mean they are rare, there are more than 7000 rare illnesses, a one in 20 children actually have a rare illness. ulti

former governor roy cooper joined steiner for an unofficial transfer of power. >> how many people have asked, why are you smiling so much today? can't imagine. [laughter] thank you for your ship. new government has had next cap because the dissolved thank you. i'm grateful for my family, my wife kristin anyone who has stepped by me every step of the way. so many have helped everyday. members of our cabinet and people who worked so hard to make carolina a better place and the help of any people here in this room we make great progress in our mission and where people are healthier and better educated with more opportunity to put money in their pockets. but his own trails. government, this will the best job you've ever had. i know that because i know you. your accomplishments as attorney general, i know you care deeply about the people of this state and your passion throughout your career has been to make their lives better. there's no better way to publish that mission in serving as a 76 governor of north carolina. i know your passion for helping people burns bright and you have smart, t

he did get chip roy's vote on the floor. what will it take to convince people like norman and keith self. massie is a hard no no matter what. they're not going to bother trying to flip his vote. >> what was behind chip roy's wait? he made everybody wait. he didn't go through it on the first time, silent, second time when they called his name, he said it. what's the point of that, to make a point? >> they wanted to put johnsonnon notice. if you look at the members, three members that voted for someone other than johnson, and six members who initially withheld their vote. they ended up all voting for johnson, six, six plus three is nine, which happens to be the number that it will require to trigger a motion to vacate down the line. perhaps they were putting johnson on notice, we might be willing to give you a few rounds, we have the numbers to take you down at any point, just like we did with kevin mccarthy. >> i want to try to figure out what's going on right now, as we look at these mostly empty seats right now. what is hap